Lima

[Member #4351]

Drgn. Just go here: http://www.internationalsexguide.inf...Non-Pro-Chicas and you can avoid all the posts by the hard up scum (like myself) who refer to the U.S. as sex prison and pay for play.

[Drgn]

Bucanero, I never had a bad word to say about david33, I just respond in kind when he takes shots at me. I have posted other reports trying to do my part for those who helped me find some good spots in Lima (pennypacker and Limabusy in particular) and david33 feels the need to make childish insults and now a campaign to have me stop posting.

Frankly I am happy to stop posting, and just wrote these last few since you asked.

Hope you find it useful or at least entertaining.

Thanks for providing timely info on non-pro venues. Seems some guys conveniently forget this is the international sex guide, not the international PAID sex guide. Non-pro field reports fall completely within that mandate. Also, as I've mentioned many times for YEARS on this board certain experiences are so far outside of reality for some members that they feel compelled to cry "bullsh*t" or complain it's too much work. It often just means they don't know how. (Same guys who tend to refer to the US or Western Europe as sex prison.)

[Suave Gato]

Ran into Nelly (biggest natural tits 44DD) at Bartini last Tuesday. She stayed with me for two days and she would not give me my dick back the whole time!

[Reefski]

Just had a fun session with one of D33's friends. Someone else had described her as model quality and they were right. Slim. 21, no kids, studying fashion at a local university, about 5'5' so not quite model height but certainly not short either. Surprised me how good her English was. Most of the time my Spanish is better than the local girls English but she had a good vocabulary and pronunciation.

She had a few rules which I knew about going in. No kisses or DATY but still affectionate as hell. Juices were flowing quickly (hers and mine).

Definitely on my repeat list.

Gracias Dave.

[Roger]

For daytime pro's I would look into the 'Banos Turcos", you can check out their reviews on Peru tops, while you are there check out the girls on the sidebar, find one in a neighborhood near you and go visit her in her apartment. Some say that they have been photo shopped, but If you do not like what you see in person you can always leave and make a date with a different one. My best experiences in Peru have been this way!

Thank you Lima Busy. Your information is very helpful. As my interest is in day time FS locations only, it appears that my options are limited to 1. Banos Turcos. 2. Chogos like Los Cucardas, El Troc etc. 3. Spas like Lions Spa and 4. Contact a local expat for help and guidence.

From the forum reports, the #4 (contacting the local expat) , sounds like one of the better options. I stay in Peru during the last 3 weeks in March (2 weeks in Lima, one week in Cusco).

I have learned a bit (very little) of Spanish when I traveled through central american countries last year (and promptly forgot) and now I am trying to learn a bit more from my laptop.

Thank you Steven for your suggestion to reat read the last few pages in this forum.

[Reefski]

I agree that 80 with a breeze doesn't seem too bad however there can be a LOT of nighttime noise in Lima depending on your location. Even high floors can pick up dogs barking, car alarms and general traffic noise. I prefer AC running with the windows closed in those situations. (the AC can act as "white noise") Also depending on where your windows are located, having them open or closed can affect security as well.

This is just me but I'd rather have the option even if I don't have to use it.

Reef

I mean that Literally Xpartan, the weather today is gorgeous. 76* and sunny & no humidity. Even in Feb it does not get hotter that 80* (in Lima).

The Sun in Peru is especially strong because of the lack of ozone protection over this region, you need to worry more about sunburn than anything else. Bring suntan lotion & sun block from home, because it is a little more expensive to buy it here.

Strongly suggest you look for a place facing the Ocean where you get the breezes coming thru, then not having A / C isn't really an issue. Several members on ISG offer great rooms in their apartmernt (some with A / C some without) , including my place (don't need it at all) , right on the Malecon facing the ocean.

Come on down! Lima is great. And so are the ladies!

Globe Trotter

[Globe Trotter]

Shit! Now I'm getting worried again.

I mean that Literally Xpartan, the weather today is gorgeous. 76* and sunny & no humidity. Even in Feb it does not get hotter that 80* (in Lima).

The Sun in Peru is especially strong because of the lack of ozone protection over this region, you need to worry more about sunburn than anything else. Bring suntan lotion & sun block from home, because it is a little more expensive to buy it here.

Strongly suggest you look for a place facing the Ocean where you get the breezes coming thru, then not having A / C isn't really an issue. Several members on ISG offer great rooms in their apartmernt (some with A / C some without) , including my place (don't need it at all) , right on the Malecon facing the ocean.

Come on down! Lima is great. And so are the ladies!

Globe Trotter

[Xpartan]

Feb is the "hottest" month in Peru. This is a La Nina year so the weather is unpredictable. You are here for less than a week, so I would suggest a hotel with A / C. If you go the apartment route make sure there are at least ceiling fans in the bedrooms.

Shit! Now I'm getting worried again.

[Lima Busy]

I thought I'd take a look at the Forum, to see if it's still one big blowjob for xxx, which it is. And the intelligence of the posters is striking: "She had strong Latin features," "She looked Peruvian." Ah, ok.

[Lima Busy]

Gents, I'm encountering a bit of trouble trying to find an a/c apt for my upcoming trip. Am I correct to assume the heat would not be a problem in the second half of February (15-21) or should I keep looking? Thanks.

Feb is the "hottest" month in Peru. This is a La Nina year so the weather is unpredictable. You are here for less than a week, so I would suggest a hotel with A / C. If you go the apartment route make sure there are at least ceiling fans in the bedrooms.

[Xpartan]

Thanks, guys.

[John Gault]

It is still fairly warm in Feb, but remember most apartments here do not have heat or A / C because it really is not needed especially if you are near the ocean, you get fantastic breezes. It is needed in areas like Surco, La Molina and areas near there where it is more desert liike weather, Miraflores is usually fairly comfortable except when the sun is fully exposed, that's when you get a good sunburn fairly quickly.

I live right on the ocean on the Malecon and the only time I felt a little uncomfortable this year (because my place does not have A / C or Heat) was during Sep't-Nov when it was unusually cold this year. When it gets too hot and there is no ocean breeze coming thru my place, I just turn on a fan and I am fine.

I would not worry too much abouty A / C if you are looking in Miraflores especially in the High Rise buildings that get the ocean breeze, may be more of an issue if you take a place in the areas mentioned above or in a Miraflores Apartment that is low to the ground and farther from the ocean.

Just my thoughts, maybe someone has other opinions. Hope it helps.

Welcome to Lima.

Globe Trotter

100% right. A fan is all you need in Miraflores. Have fun.

[Globe Trotter]

Gents, I'm encountering a bit of trouble trying to find an a/c apt for my upcoming trip. Am I correct to assume the heat would not be a problem in the second half of February (15-21) or should I keep looking? Thanks.

It is still fairly warm in Feb, but remember most apartments here do not have heat or A / C because it really is not needed especially if you are near the ocean, you get fantastic breezes. It is needed in areas like Surco, La Molina and areas near there where it is more desert liike weather, Miraflores is usually fairly comfortable except when the sun is fully exposed, that's when you get a good sunburn fairly quickly.

I live right on the ocean on the Malecon and the only time I felt a little uncomfortable this year (because my place does not have A / C or Heat) was during Sep't-Nov when it was unusually cold this year. When it gets too hot and there is no ocean breeze coming thru my place, I just turn on a fan and I am fine.

I would not worry too much abouty A / C if you are looking in Miraflores especially in the High Rise buildings that get the ocean breeze, may be more of an issue if you take a place in the areas mentioned above or in a Miraflores Apartment that is low to the ground and farther from the ocean.

Just my thoughts, maybe someone has other opinions. Hope it helps.

Welcome to Lima.

Globe Trotter

[Xpartan]

Gents, I'm encountering a bit of trouble trying to find an a/c apt for my upcoming trip. Am I correct to assume the heat would not be a problem in the second half of February (15-21) or should I keep looking? Thanks.

[Globe Trotter]

Sorry guys but I just realized I made a typo error regarding the price of my extra room, the correct price is $50 per day not $100 with a minimum of 3 days not 1 week. My maid will also do your laundry which is included.

Please PM me for any additional info you may need.

Globe Trotter.

Room Available in my Apartment in Miraflores

I have decided to rent 1 bedroom with 2 double beds available in my 11th floor 3 bedroom apartment located on the Malecon (overlooking the Ocean) in one of the safest parts of Miraflores. Apartment has spectacular 180 * view of the ocean. Apartment is 5 min from Kennedyt Park, Larcomar and walking distance to 5 of the best restaurants in Lima. You can bike, run or walk on the Malecon from here for miles. Also, skating platform located in park right in front of my building.

No problem inviting guests (from 1:00PM and after) as long as I am aware they are coming. Also, I have several wonderful contacts I can put you in touch with for some fun. I have a roommate who has the 2nd bedroom but he is cool (he is not a member of ISG so a certain amount of discretion will be greatly appreciated). Breakfast only is included, but you are welcome to cook your own food for lunch or dinner. Please remember that I live in a luxury family residential building with a 24 hr doorman, so no outlandish public behavior outside my apartment will be tolerated (I respect my neighbors).

This is the 1st time I am offering this room, thought I would give it a try since so many of the members are worried about a nice safe place to stay at the last minute.

Availabilty starts Jan 11th. When you pm me please also provide a regular email so I can send you photos wihout sizing issues.

This is for Senior ISG Members only, room rate is USD$100 / night (CASH ONLY, MINIMUM 1 WEEK STAY PAYABLE UP FRONT) with breakfast included. PM me for additional details & Photos. Therefore, you will need to pay Jackson his membership fee in order to be able to PM me.

Hope to see you fellow mongers soon.

PS. I am fluent in Spanish and will gladly help in any translations or communication with the ladies you decide to invite.

Globe Trotter